The human ecology has a strong gregarious component, oriented mainly to the social sciences. In fact, it is a discipline that is part of the program of sociological studies, and it also brings together many other sciences such as cultural anthropology, human geography, social psychology or demography.
Environmental Ecology is a scientific discipline and, as such, aims to obtain knowledge about reality. Given that this reality is complex, through scientific thinking it tries to look for laws of universal compliance, identifiable through "regularities" and based on verifiable facts (and, therefore, repeatable).